Jonah Hill — the earnest king of Instagram and older brother of light of our lives Beanie Feldstein — wrote a movie about youth, skateboarding, and older brothers, and that movie is called Mid90s. Stevie (Sunny Suljic, The Killing of a Sacred Deer) is a 13-year-old living in 1990s Los
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For the first time, a graphic novel is competing against the other works in contention for the Man Booker, the prestigious U.K. literary award. According to the judges, Nick Drnaso’s Sabrina, which illustrates the disappearance of a young girl and the news coverage that follows, “does just what good fiction
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Georgia state representative Jason Spencer’s appearance on Sunday’s episode of Who Is America? was so bad that his fellow Georgia Republicans are calling on him to resign. Georgia governor Nathan Deal called Spencer’s behavior “appalling and offensive” and speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives David Ralston said “Georgia is
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The 2017 Just for Laughs festival is currently underway in Montreal, and today they revealed their annual list of up-and-coming comedians to highlight for their “New Faces” showcase. Like past years, the list includes categories for stand-up (New Faces of Comedy), sketch (New Faces: Characters), comedians without managers (New Faces:
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You’ve been warned, Lawrence Hive: There’s a good chance that Jay Ellis won’t return for Insecure’s third season. Fans witnessed Issa (Issa Rae) and Lawrence’s (Ellis) crushing good-bye at the end of season two when Lawrence discovered Issa’s relationship with Daniel (Y’lan Noel), and going by this new teaser, he’s nowhere
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Georgia state representative Jason Spencer is no longer most famous for introducing a 2016 bill to ban Muslims from wearing veils or threatening a black female Democrat by telling her he couldn’t “guarantee you won’t be met with torches but something a lot more definitive.” No, thanks to Sacha Baron
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Last October, Morgan Jarrett made an offer to Wynonna Earp fans: She was headed to Derby City Comic-Con in Louisville, Kentucky, and had an extra bed in her hotel room. Did anybody need a place to stay? She put the offer on Twitter — adding that she’d pay for their
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There are moments when Sacha Baron Cohen’s Who Is America? really says something. In segments like the Kinder-Guardians prank — or, in episode two, the Arizona focus group about building an enormous mosque — the Showtime series takes on controversial topics and does exactly what its title suggests. It reveals
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